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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
HE WAS A BLOOD.
Young Man Pays s5 for n Ride fin |.
 Street Car

Street Car.
 ne was young, stylish, and very drlnk- AS De sat In corner Of a Mission street rar iaS1 hlsht and surveyed the tips of his patent iealiieIs through pair of bleared optics that huised from their bony orbits. it was evident that he was a typical member of the baut yotee.
 yonnS lady and an ultra fashionable chaperone, with large fan and false front Sa' opposite the young man. The young lady sesiiieu 70 be greatly amused in watching the eHorts Of the intoxicated infividusl to ar,,,,,r perfectly sober, while be seemed to be totally oblivious of her presence.
 The young lady watched intently: the hlccoughed mildly, and the driver notified the occupants of the car that q fare Was due ny Jerking the bell violently about every minute
 Presently the car stopped, and an aged and decrepit man slowly entered His arms seemed to be paralyzed, but he managed to get out a thin wallet, from which he drew A hicAel He gave pleading look around the car, and the young lady quickly reached over, smiled pleasantly, received the nickel ana deposited IL in the box. The aged man bestowed upon her a look of gratitude. and the blase young man appeared to he startled by the trshing incident Just about this tiine the driver became tired ringing for the fare. He threw open the door with a hang and In the regulation car drivers voice com manded the young blood to pay his fare.
 The latter started as If the angle worms that precede the large ugly reptiles had iae, nis view. He quickly resained his com posture. however, and with his thumb and ioreiinger took coin from his vest uoclet Then he cast e beseeching glance at the young lady, leaned SO heavily upon the ehaperone that she managed to conjure up A blush, and in a voice strained with counter felt emotion said: Would you be so kindT
 Certainly was the meek re;1inder. md she took the coin and depositei it in tho box. just as she had done with tho aged gentle mans fare. When it reachsi the bottom she saw It through the glass, and an expression of paIned surprise suifused her countenancs. She quickly turned and said: ~Why, sir, you gave me S5 piece'
 He was just prepared to beam forth a smile of thanks, but the announcement affected his breathing He staggered up to the door, and in loud voice demanded change for the S5. The driver had pulled the string that projected the coin to the bottom of the box He thought that 1t was only a nickel, Us he had only taken casual glance, and the demand for change phassd him. He quietly told the passenger to go and get sober, and when the latter became obstreper- ous he was told that he would be thrown of the car. He then muttered soInething about suing the company, and finally took bis de- parture, but be never again glanced at the young lady.-San Francisco Post.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
Conner and Lead Market.

CoPPER.-We have again to chronicle higher prices as far as Chili bars are concerned. Values have steadily sd- vsnced from day to day ID ] oudon since our ls-t report, viz, from ESlg EoO lOs. up to eS3 los, tO-dsy's closing price, bus ID other descriptions of copper there l. a decided lull, and in one market the prIce of Lake Copper closes about the same ss last wseE viz, ioy spot, ll 659 I7.70; January, IT so; February, l1'S5; March, IS; April, IS. Although the transactions have amounted Co far sOtal, yet the business done during the past week has ben decidedly les- than durlpg the previous weeks slnce the rise commenced. Outside copper es- pecialiy has been very difficult io selil; A similar state of sffsirs IS reported from Europe, where best selected kinds are quoted nominsily at some Esg ElO below the price of Chili bars.
 LEAD has also been firm, but not much business doing. The market has been rs;her irregular, and ID some cases qno- .ations have not been sustained. We quote spot, 5G5O5c January, 5OoD 5'l0c.; February, 5lsc. ID London ihs prices quoted to-day are, sl5 lOs. to 4lo los for Spanish lesd.-Mlning Engi- neering Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
Bean Bag Party.

Mir. and Mrs. B. M. Jacobs gave a novel entertainment last evening in the wsy of "besn bag party" the occasion beIug Mr. Jacobs -th birthday. The game is very simple and affords lots of amusement. Miss Nellie Pomroy won the first prize among the ladies, consist ing of a very handsome cup ana saucer, while Mir. Freeman had the highest score among the geDtlemen, receiving a very pretty filligree scarf pin. After all had tried their skill at throwing the bean bag. the large sitting room ves cleared and dancing WAS indulged m during the balance of the evening, with only s slight interval to psrtske of the sumptuous refreshments which were served about midnight. Those present were, MT. and Mrs. B M. Jacobs, Judge and Mrs. Barnes, Msior and Mrs. G. k. Smith, Gen. aud Mrs. R. A. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Fl. R. Jeffords, Mir, and Mrs J. H. Martin, Mrs. Pomroy, Mr.. Johnson, Mrs. W. c. Davis, Mrs. O. W. Williams, Miss Nellie Pomroy. Miss Ida Johnson, sMiss CsrrIe Aldrich, Capt. J. B. Kerr, Mir. Bruce Aldrich, Judge F. W. Gregg, 4. M. Franklin, Lieut.. Harris, Lieut.. Slsveu, Lieut. Reber, $. M. Franklin, Frank Fl. Hereford, s. ID. Morrison. H. B. Penney, M r. Freeman, Chss. H. Howe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
WITH BUBeLlNo oRoANIp
A Fatal Sense Of Security Awfuny ReaI
 ixed at Sea
"A we, 1 sheet and flowing sea, brss1o that fol-

.
 "A We, sheet and flowing sea, . breeze that ,ol. lows fast"
 From his lookout the faithful o,j captain of wonder merchantmen casts an uneasy glance at the distant horizon. see wonder small speck of cloud mo larger than a mans hand" He watches u with his piercing eye for few mo- ments, then reaches for his long eyeglass. To his experienced view, this harmless iittie cloud betOkens danger.
 Across his bronzed face there comes a look of determination, and, with quick orders to the seamen, the craft is put about and all sail made for the nearest harbor, where in apparent safety the anchor Is dropped, and the hardy mariners watch the approaching storm with detancei
 The storm bursts
 The decks have been cleared. the sails close furled, and all ordinary prepara- tlons male for meTgency.
 The storm increases but all seems safe. '''i7
 But see! the vessel gives a sudden lurch' turns quickly about, and away she goes,
 The anchor chain has broken,
 inls mighty ship might have ridden saieiy, but for one weak link in that anchor chainl
 The strength of the chain is no greater than the strength of its weakest link.
 On the sea of life, how many men are wrecked because of the unsuspected weakness of a linx in the chain of healIh,-one weak vital organ in the body.
 The mystery of death is even greater than the mystery of life. We think the hnks oi our chain are strong. but we too seidom critically examine them for our selves, and never really EHOiC that they VIII bear the strain that We put upon them.
 have a friend" said Dr. Rio Lewis
 who can lift JJO pounds, and vet is an hah!iual sufferer from kidney and liver trouble and low spirits" The doctor who was one of the wisest and safest public teachers of the laws of health. wrote:
 The very marked testimonials from college professors respectable physicians. and other gentlemen of intelligence ani character, 10 the value of Warmers safe cure, have greatly surprised me. Many oi these gentlemen l know, and read | ing tEer testimony, l was impelled to purchase some bottles of Warmers safe cure and analyze it. Besides took | some, swallowing three times the pre- scribed quantity. lam satisfied thatthe medicine Is no; injurious, and will | frankly add that ii l found myself the victim oi a serious kidney trouble I | should Use this preparation"
 One year ago the Ssrrid, while in a great | storm, parted her two-inch rudder | chaln,-no wonder,-d iCds r1isted | hr0Wghi The key to human health is | the condition of the kidneys, and they may long be diseased and We be ignorant | of the fact, because they give forth little pr no pain. They in reality cause the of all the deaths, by pOlluting ihe blood and sending disease all through | the system.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
Clifton NOtes.
(ClArion.l

Colonel Egsn returned last week from a trip to Tucson ou legal business. The Colonel reports that west bound travel on the Southern Pacific is immense and that on on hIs last trip be was obliged to take refuge In sn emigrant car to get even a seat
 The Arizona Copper company blew ID the second furnace this week, sufficient quantity of coke having arrived for that purpose. IL is expected that a third furnace will start up within the next week.
 Passenger traffic on the Arizona and New Mexico railway during the past two weeks has been the heaviest known for many months, the coach on several oc- cssiOn being over-crowded with travel CTS.
 Farmer Dsly, sporting man of terri torisl notofiety snd aL old-time resident of this camp, IS in town.
 4 meeting of those interested iD the formation of lodge of the order of Free and Accepted Mssons was held at the Clifton Hotel last Sunday afternoon. A committee consisting of R. T. Scott, James Smith and J. Abraham was sp- pointed to secure suitable quarters for a lodge room. after which the meeting Ed- iourned to meet again next Sunday st the same place.
 pitched battle is said have occurred st Moreuci Christmas between Me1I- cans. in which stones and rocks were used by the opposing factions. One man is said 70 have hsd his face stove ID one of the fly ng missiles.
 Petro Martinez, brute, was arrested yesterday and brought before Justice Blank on a charge of cruelty to animals. He became dissatisfied with the work of q poor overloaded burrO, and vented his displessure by knocking the poor sni- mals eye ont with a club, after which he continued to belabor the burro m most brutal manner. He was arrested at the instigation of Constable Smith on s warrant sworn out by Antonio Negs and was fined S10 by Justice Blank,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
A couhor,. Bit of Experience

am not dissatisfied, but my foolish notions have been corrected, and l am sure if the young men in the east knew tho facts ani understood the real work that cowboys do they would be glad to stay at home and earn a living in an easier manner.
 The work is fully as hard as sailors. lJ has its redeeming features, of course, and c cowboy has good health and is independent to a certain extent If were asked Co advise . young man about a cowboys life and the chances of success, should tell him the life was hard, and that without capital the chances were poor.
 Then, if he insisted upon trying it, l should tell him to go out on some big New England farm, put on a pair of overalls, do all the hard drudgery and then multiply bis work by two, and he would get an idea of e cowboys life-Youth's Companion
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
Read the Death Roll,

Which the bills of mortality of any large city may be fitly designated, and you will find that renal and vesilcsl mais- dies. that is to say, those that shect tne Kidneys or bladder. have 6 :emarksole prominence-ve had almos. said,Pre- nonjersuce. Bnght's disease and dia- betes III the chronic stage are rsreiy cured. and gravel, cstsrrh of the olad. der and enureris. slsy many. let s' fine outset, when the trouble merely amounts to inactivity O. the organs in- yolyed. the danger mey be nullited oy that pleasant renal tonic and dipreIic' Hostetter's Stomach BItters, which m nsrts the requisite amount ot .one H inc orgrns, without oyer-eIc.sIng them; and tbe use of which is convenient, ana involves DO elaborate preparation: Dys, nansis. 8 usual coDcomitsnt of renal pPop,nIaints. and debility, which they ln- yarisbly produce, are remidled oy II. sO also are constipation, malsrial. rbeumAt- io and nervous ailments.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
TaE GULLY.
ID The ruined min long shadows fan

in the ruined mill hong shadows fan The mice creep over the floor. ii.e Soo"ebs svin., on the crannied waQ The sun sifts in through the door: The great millstone hangi idly tbere- And the brook as it trickIes by Iives happy laugh to the sunlit air And a smile to the far off sky. It springs and it leaps the mill race dovn IL whispers over the grass. n gurgles under the tree roots hrovrn IL calls Co the birds as they mass. OFer feathery moss it softly aovs where the pines their bows interlace Ana the great, gaunt rocks ln their calm reuo<s TOT ages untold have their place. In the deep ravine, in the summer noon. The lazy leaves scarcely stir; A NayWard bee gives a hOneyed croon The crickets fainily whir; ine trees grow green in their fallen Sfa,a me squirrels run out and in And the very stones seem Co watch and wait For the life of the mill to begin.
 Marie O F. Sieboth-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
Notice Gi Pl.Giigle.
TUCSON. TEEEfTo,T 0E AcfzoSs
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TNo JAS K. AND \. v. sEJTS. or ,to-s xho | mAy clsim dor tl.-f sr md s.d-d rse- fJurth interest each tD t.a h..Iugiug. a--cri ed prOperty Ion are sb- a. IItci "a ooh "a expsnded two hundred H.. sr- fu a.u- stid i-l- prUvemsnts upon eaca of me foi!SvIrg inning clatms.
 Z-.nis Mining C-liu. located Jaug4ry l--. Is55, and recorded ou Jau-lrv f-s. l-s- Ir B a1k ~, Records Or Mines. s-c l91
 diaSStha Mi1In. Claim. ioca si Janl1ry lst, ISs2 ard isc1ri Jir1a1, .a i-s-. I4 B.ok <. Rec d. Of MIe-s. l1-s rst
 Said records all h=iu.. s-f ta Recorder uli-e- Pima County. ArIzo1a. AIl .- cialm- ueins ID the Tyr dzll Mining uIstrI -t. lE-s to1lts. e-i. Eona The ssid co each h.g.r- gel e4Eeal l'-d in 1885 and is-6, i1 order Co hold ssi1 claims und-r the prOyt-i0us of -c-iiul -s-t, t.esissd stasutes of the UuIt-d o,at--. being he i oEnt required tO hold hs -a~r l1r Tho year rleins Dec sl. is55. and Dec 2l, l5s5 and thas Se have eOntri butsd TOUT psr5lol- tnersot ihsrefOre II VI hin sD days after the s-rsle- co thl- uotlcs of pubiicAtion. You ssli Or rcfIse Co e utrIo1ts your uroportiou of such sXgsucltures. as oO- owner. with the eOst- of 'hI- pubiicsssor, yocr ntsr ests n ssii claIm- "a i! become tns yFoperty of ths su b-eri bsrs un fer said ctIon 231f Ioar pruDortiou Of said exprndI-ure- Is Oue hundred dollars upon each Of ssid claims.
 C II. CARLTON
 s2S eoi MARION r. MAUS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt < O., Wholesale snd Re tail Druggists, of Rome. Ga, say: "We have been selling Dr. Kings New Dis covery, ElectrIc Bitters and Bucklin's Arnica Sslve for two years. Hsye never handled remedies that sell ss well, or give such universal satisfaction. There have been some wonderful cures effect ed by these medicines in this city. Sey- eral cases of pronounced Consumption have been entirely cured by use of few bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery, taken ln connection with Electric Bit ters. We guarantee them always.
 Sold by Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
Don't Experiment,

You cannot afford to waste tune ID e1- perimentiDg when your lungs are ID danger. Consumption always seems ss first. only 8 cold Do not allow sny dealer 10 impose on you with some cheap imitation of Dr. Kings New Dis, covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds but be sure you get the genuine Because he csn make more profit, he msy tell you be has something just as eooa' or just the same. Don't be deceived, but insist upon getting Dr. Kings New Discovery, which is guaranteed 70 elve reliei ID all Throat, Lung, and Ones, st fectians, trial bottles free st Geo' MAT tins Svug store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To W. II. smith: You are hsr,hv rotided that the Undersigned has evpenisi turiu, tho year ending December 30, Is-6 one hpu ir,,l dol lars m the performance of The a~rusl lzhoF upon the Bernard mine. sisuate1 m tlo t,r,afer- vile mining dls'rict. County 1f PInu. rerri- tory of ArIzOna. and recorded il ths County Re oorrer's office Book W, Record of Mines. paEos 8. S and 8, in order Co hold The same as re- quired by SecfiOn 2.3 ot the E.vi-ad rtatuta- of the United States, and yoar uroportIo1 of The amount sp expended and due Co cha. uderzia,us-,t Is fifty dollars; and if yOu, yOur helf- ss-lru- fail tO Contribute your proportion uf The su-. expended within ninety days after thc ru0iica ton Of this notice. yOur inter- m ssii EerI r mine will becOm the propertF of your o.tlNus.r Ire undersigned, who has made such axusndi tnre- BERNARD NOUI.
 Tucson. February 7th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
The Aris,ocracv of Mind.

He-Charming youth, that young Bellamy such refined and cultivated inteliecti When you think what he's risen from, it really does him creiitI
 She-Why, were his people-a-inferiahi
 He-Well, yes. His grandfather s an earl, you know. and his uncle s bishop; and hs himself is heir to an old haroDetcy with esO. 900 o year,-London Punch.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
pr,,tD, Auav Winter Clothing.

The labor of putting away winter clothing becomes harder each year to the average city housekeeper, for moths gather tbickly in the closets, trunks and chests in small houses, and especially in the flats and apartments whict are the homes of SD many. The dear old gar rets of our childhood with their lavender scented chests are no more, even the airy od yyardrobes that could be opened 10 the air and sunshine have given place to dark and stul4S little pautries, and short trunks are used ln' stead of the long oaken chests which permit ted a gown or coat 10 rest its whole length and not to be doubled up and badly creased thereby.
 This is the best season for settling clothes closets for the summer. Every article should be removed from them and the walls either whitewashed or kalsomined and turpentine rubbed into the wood work. Nocarpet should be left on the floor, for it breeds moths very ouicily If there are two or three shelve. these should be covered with Eewspapers and the winter clothing placed upon them alse wrapped in newspapers, the printers inE being poisonous to the destructive little m sect.
 All the woolen clothing should be put out CT the clothes line in the sunshine fer couple of hours and whipped free of dust, all the pockets turned inside out and well brushed fw-itb a whislz broom. Then into each pocket put a small piece of camphor. The dreS skirts should be turned inside out, folded as neatly as possible, placed in pile with ipaper between each one, then wrapped ir paper and pinned so as to leave no SliailIies onaninz for the entrance of the moth The otl,e-coets should be folded lengthwise. It E very had policy to fold them croSS"ise' as ,,,oth or two in this position will mark them aIr,cet beyond help. Put piece or news -, ;,, zach sleeve, lay the coat on nat h-d or t,ble. and fold it fourfold so that the .s-,.s yrill cone even with the center scam; .1s.a ,ba sleeves over each breast, taking praro that the shoulders are not wrinkled- J-as.. are easily folded, but trousers are more s;el-,,l. than a coat, and where a housekeeper has many men in her household she would do .--I, ,1 ,sla a few lessons in folding from tailor. ,- .Lo,,,5 ha Clothing packed into trunk shoula De ,,oII snrinkled with camphor. n the unnA is oId a new lining of newspapers VIII oiIen ac+ as a preventive against moth
 FsmiIies living in flats should prOvlde .,.ar,saIy-es with two or three long oaken sLo-.s T-bese will be made at reasonaole .-;.as b,, any carpenter, and as they may be Pe-,-,o,.s and used as ottomAns, they need not ..;,a ,,, as r,uch room as the orolnnry uunA- New York Journal
 Do not use coal oil lamps in bedrooms with wick turned down low. They produce asthma, heart disease, throat disease, etc.
 Bv dipping fish for an instant in boiling
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
Treatment of D Boil

A well known physician says that boil should not be allowed to progress if 1t can Dc stopped at the outset, as the system is more likely 10 be pOiSoned than relieved by the gathering matter. Enc boil should be painted with iodine, and will not amount tO anything if taken in the first Stage.-Boston Budget
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
A GA RD D.

To all vho Ere suffering from the errors ani tndiscretsons of youth. nervous weakness. early decay. lossof manhood. 6c., I will send a recise th.ivf cure you. FREE OF CHARsE. Thissrc-. remedy was discovered by . ralssiosAry in south America. Send A sel:-sddressed snveiops to tss nzT. yeszxx T. UkAx. ssssss 9, Sss Ysrs cSs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
Strayed or Stolen,

sorrel mare about 10 years ola; rnite face and branded on left hip. ana sboulder thus, <. A suitable reward w;Il be paid to the party who may 6rins s,;d animal to No. los iCsmp g.. dus- an.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31

A little linseed oil brushed over faded green blinds will, if they are not too far gone, make them look almost as good as new.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31

Every one admires bravery, but many a big, burly man Is afraid of the woman who tremhles at the sight of a mouSe.-Ph -Philadel- phia Herald
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31
Notice to Creditors.
Fstate of Rafael, Komosps

Estate of RsfseIa Kono. eceased NOTICE I5 HEREBY GIVEN BY THE " under-iRnsd adm uist-af tor uf The eatats of Rafsela kOmo. deceased, Go tha frei.tHr- of, and all per sons having Claiw- Hsiti st the ~aid deceased, tO exhibit them w.th ths necessary vouchers, within ur morths after Che f--t publication of this notice. Co fhe sand admini-- trator at his office. Nr. @ ~uuth Meyer strret Tucson, in the said couuty of Pima.
 BAKsSBE ROBLES Admin stratOr of the E-t4te of uafgeia Komo deceased.
 Dated at Tpcso1, Aug 4tn. 1-s7
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31

In boiling meat for soup use cold water Co extract the juices, but if the meat Is wanted for itself alone plunge into boiling water at once.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31

Dog cat dos-A canine eating bologna The EpocE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31

Salt sprinklsd over anything that IS burn Ing on the store will prevent any disagressnis cdnx ..--- -----.---------
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31

By dipping fish for an instant ln oohlng water much of the difficulty ln removing the scales will be overcome.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-31

me bean puzzle at Messrs. Fl. B. .-S= Cos grocery store hss been s.-1eled by Q still more persuasive ,,,.e7' Instead of lyiag awake nights, r,Ns 70 count the beans in bottle, the ,--1aser Of two bits worth of cigars Is r,-- The privilege of guessing at 8 L--sand numbers, and against the nun n. elected, the purchasers name IS r.'eh. This number entities hIm to 8 D., he draws one-Rnd If he doesn't s II, he still has the privilege of T,sR the other fellows broad grin. d,sves are five separate prizes to be ,g-,t and consequently five winning t5t'-fs in the thousand. These five s..-o5is s..-.,5is are placed in sn envelope and
 i!-1g.y sesled pending the purchase of eb.;Nt9fth of cigars. The prizes are sseo oox valued at S25, a smokers ,s5 s5shsum set consisting of pipe, cigar bb.Sssrette holders; one large meer- gt-.@T pipe, one carving set and one sci gis.pe plated table cutlery. These Iss are very snioe and are well worth